Athletics

Christian School Athletic League 
KES is a member of the Christian School Athletic League (CSAL) with over 20 participating schools. KES haumāna in grades 4, 5, & 6 have the opportunity to compete in volleyball and basketball for both boys and girls. Please consider being a volunteer coach, the more volunteer coaches we have, the more successful our program will be. No coaching experience is necessary.

CSAL Seasons for School Year 2019-2020:
1st Quarter, Boys Basketball, September 3 – September 27, 2019
2nd Quarter, Girls Volleyball, October 28 - November 22, 2019
3rd Quarter, Boys Volleyball, February 3 – February 28. 2020
4th Quarter, Girls Basketball, April 6 - May 1, 2020
*NO CSAL on all early release days and days when students have no school.

Tryouts:

• Information will be emailed two weeks prior to the start of each session.

Practices:

• Schedules are forthcoming and based upon coachʻs availability.
• Location:  Kamāmalu Outside Courts or Ke’eaumoku Gym

Games:

• Schedules generated by CSAL
• Starts between 3:30 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.
• Teams are transported to away games by KES staff.
• Students must be picked up at the away game site.
• There is NO transportation back to KES.

In-school clubs and activities

The Student Activities Program at Kamehameha Schools seeks to meet the educational, emotional and spiritual needs of student learners by following the KS Educational Policy and Procedures as well as that of the CADA/CASL (California Association of Directors of Activities & California Association of Student Leaders).

KES Student Activities Mission: to foster a safe and nurturing student-centered environment built on a pedagogy of aloha that provides opportunities and experiences for students to develop as skillful “servant leaders”  that will collectively uplift our lāhui.

KES Student Activities Objectives: 

• Develop leadership potential through planning, implementing, evaluating and participating in events, activities, service projects, retreats, conferences, school exchanges, etc.
• Develop personal interests and talents through participation in clubs and student government.
• Develop personal and social relationship skills through social activities such as dances, picnics, banquets, Founder’s Day Ceremonies, etc.
• Develop as contributing and participating member of society through participation in elections, legislative experiences, committees, visitations, conferences, and other events.